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This clause defines the operational scope of permitted data practices for developers integrating Llama API services. It establishes a necessity requirement for data collection, constrains permitted use cases to those authorized by users, and anchors compliance obligations to external legal frameworks.
Users operate under terms that restrict how developers may collect and use their data through Llama API-integrated services. Developers must limit data collection to what is functionally necessary, align usage practices with the permissions users have granted, and maintain compliance with applicable legal requirements.
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"You may only request, access, or collect User Data that is necessary for the app or service you are offering. You must not use data obtained from us in a manner that is inconsistent with the permissions granted by users. You must comply with all applicable law when using User Data.— Excerpt from Meta's Llama API Terms of Service
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This clause defines the operational scope of permitted data practices for developers integrating Llama API services. It establishes a necessity requirement for data collection, constrains permitted use cases to those authorized by users, and anchors compliance obligations to external legal frameworks.
Users operate under terms that restrict how developers may collect and use their data through Llama API-integrated services. Developers must limit data collection to what is functionally necessary, align usage practices with the permissions users have granted, and maintain compliance with applicable legal requirements.
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